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TelNet - tutorial for noobs


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website security A intro to telnet with examples and brief history



Disclaimer - I nor Hellboundhackers takes responsibility for your actions, this article is for educational purpose only.

TelNet

Telnet stands for TELecommunication NETwork. It is a network protocol
used on the Internet or local area network (LAN) connections. It was
developed in 1969. TELNET clients are available for virtually all
platforms (win, linux, mac).

Most often, a user will be telnetting to a Unix-like server system or
a simple network device such as a router.
For example,
a user might "telnet in from home to check his mail at school". In
doing so, he would be using a telnet client to connect from his
computer to one of his servers. Once the connection is established,
he would then log in with his account information and execute
operating system commands remotely on that computer, (DOS commands,
linux Kernel commands).

Things you might need to google - Telnet, tcp/IP.

How to connect to telnet and spoof an e-mail on winXP.

open a command prompt
type "telnet" !always with out quotes!
press enter

type "open mail.google.com 25"

Syntax = (command) (Address or IP) (port#)

press enter

type "mail from: whateveremail@hear.com"
press enter

type "rcpt to: whoever@youwant.com"
press enter

type "data"
press enter

type "subject: subjecthear"
press enter

type " thebodyoftheemailhear "
press enter

type "."
press enter

type "close"

Congrats you just spoofed an e-mail

You can do allot more with tell net!
try connecting to other servers and IPs all you need is the IP
and port #. Different port numbers let you transfer different types of
files.

Port #s

25 - E-mail transfer protocal

21 - FTP File Transfer Protocal (mp3, jpg, txt, etc...)

80 - HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocal (html)

443 - HTTPS Hyper Text Transfer Protocal Secure (depends on the site)

3306 - MySQL

110 - POP3

143 - Imap

587 - SMTP Secure Mail Transfer Protocal (ALT Mail)



!Another Example!

Want to watch star wars?

open a command prompt and open telnet

type "open towel.blinkenlights.nl"
press enter

TaDa!!! lol just watch it
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